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Brutal Execution Video Surfaces from Syria, June 30, 2017
A disturbing video posted online on June 30, 2017, shows masked men speaking Russian beating a civilian to death with a sledgehammer at what appears to be a deserted industrial site in Syria. A severed head is seen nearby. Though viewers suspected the attackers were Wagner Group mercenaries, the footage revealed no identifying details. Arab media later identified the victim as Mohammed Taha Ismail Al-Abdullah (Hammadi Taha Al-Buta), born in 1986 in Deir ez-Zor. Reports said he had fled Syria’s war, returned in mid-2017, was conscripted into Assad’s army, and later executed after deserting. The killing reportedly occurred at the Sha’ir oil field in Homs province. One assailant briefly uncovered his face toward the end of the video, possibly a camera operator...
Brutal Execution Video Surfaces from Syria, June 30, 2017
A disturbing video posted online on June 30, 2017, shows masked men speaking Russian beating a civilian to death with a sledgehammer at what appears to be a deserted industrial site in Syria. A severed head is seen nearby. Though viewers suspected the attackers were Wagner Group mercenaries, the footage revealed no identifying details. Arab media later identified the victim as Mohammed Taha Ismail Al-Abdullah (Hammadi Taha Al-Buta), born in 1986 in Deir ez-Zor. Reports said he had fled Syria’s war, returned in mid-2017, was conscripted into Assad’s army, and later executed after deserting. The killing reportedly occurred at the Sha’ir oil field in Homs province. One assailant briefly uncovered his face toward the end of the video, possibly a camera operator...
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